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World Cup Essentials: ESPN Schedule, Group profiles, where to watch in Southern California & more

Posted on June 11, 2014 by Nick Green

Here’s your World Cup 101. Read this and impress your friends:

When to watch
Where to watch
U.S. roster profiles
Group A profile: Brazil, Croatia, Mexico, Cameroon

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